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KidsFest has got you sorted for all your winter break. We can't wait to announce our event line up for this year in 6 days. Find out more at KidsFest's website: www.kidsfest.co.nz...
Hey folks! Don't forget the Bike Day!
Next Saturday, 27 May, from 1 to 4pm.
Bring your Bike for a Free Tune Up and enjoy our short confidence rides for adults with Go Cycle Christchurch, try the Obstacle course, attend the Cycle Skills Training Class and the Puncture Repair Workshop!
… View moreHey folks! Don't forget the Bike Day!
Next Saturday, 27 May, from 1 to 4pm.
Bring your Bike for a Free Tune Up and enjoy our short confidence rides for adults with Go Cycle Christchurch, try the Obstacle course, attend the Cycle Skills Training Class and the Puncture Repair Workshop!
Learn how to adjust your bike and helmet, test your speed with the Police Laser Speed Testing, compete in "Slow races" (prizes for the slowest riders)!
And while you are waiting, make your own bike blender smoothie & healthy snacks!
A brand new legend of Te Wai Pounamu (the South Island) will wing its way to children all over Cante…
There has been an increase in issues with neighbours being reported to the Council in recent times. If you have a problem with your neighbour's dog or trees or noise, or anything else that is annoying you, you may report it to the Council and your neighbour will get a letter in the mail … View moreThere has been an increase in issues with neighbours being reported to the Council in recent times. If you have a problem with your neighbour's dog or trees or noise, or anything else that is annoying you, you may report it to the Council and your neighbour will get a letter in the mail requiring action. Your neighbour will read the letter, but it may not be specific enough for them to know what needs to be done and it may take a long time for the problem to be solved. It is better to go and see your neighbour first and courteously discuss the issue with them. Usually the neighbour will cooperate and will be on good terms with you. But if they do object to the issue you have raised, then you may report the problem to the council and the council will make sure your neighbour will comply. But If you want to be on good terms with your neighbours, it pays to go over and have a chat to them first. If you have never met them this would be a good opportunity to introduce yourself. Being a good neighbour means a happy neighborhood.
The Christchurch City Council is going after the owners of the "dirty 30" derelict properties holding up the central city rebuild. What sites would you add to the list?
Take a packet of sparkly green glitter, spread it on your palm and shake hands with your classmates.…
Leading southern educationist Neill O'Reilly has been lured to a top position at a Hong Kong junior …
One week to go until KidsFest tickets go on sale.
Head to our website to find out more:
www.kidsfest.co.nz...
Leading southern educationist Neill O'Reilly, principal of Waitakiri School, has been lured to a top…
We have some amazing deals on these Englefield Showers.
Grab the Englefield Valencia Round Sliding Shower for $999, or the Englefield Valencia Angle Corner Shower for only $949.
If these are not what you are after, check out our extensive range of Showers and other Bathroom products online.
… View moreWe have some amazing deals on these Englefield Showers.
Grab the Englefield Valencia Round Sliding Shower for $999, or the Englefield Valencia Angle Corner Shower for only $949.
If these are not what you are after, check out our extensive range of Showers and other Bathroom products online.
These not to be missed deals are only available while stocks last, so head in to your nearest Plumb'In Bathroom store, or shop online now.
Our third judge of the Playhouse Challenge is Jane Lancaster, the Chairperson of Birthright Canterbury Trust and a trustee of Birthright NZ. She has been involved with Birthright Canterbury since 2012.
Jane says she is getting involved with the challenge "because it brings together, in a … View moreOur third judge of the Playhouse Challenge is Jane Lancaster, the Chairperson of Birthright Canterbury Trust and a trustee of Birthright NZ. She has been involved with Birthright Canterbury since 2012.
Jane says she is getting involved with the challenge "because it brings together, in a unique way, a playhouse as a symbolic reminder of the shelter needs of our families and the needs of all children to develop and thrive through creative play.”
In her working life, she is a consultant with Catalyst Ltd, which provides independent, specialist advice to companies in the food and agricultural sectors. Jane is also a Board member of Food Standards Australia New Zealand.
The Affordable Fruit and Vege Group might be the thing for you.
Each week we provide $6 and $12 fruit and vege packs to our members.
The previous week you order your pack and pay in advance, we buy the best produce deals on the following tuesday ready to be packed on the wednesday ready for … View moreThe Affordable Fruit and Vege Group might be the thing for you.
Each week we provide $6 and $12 fruit and vege packs to our members.
The previous week you order your pack and pay in advance, we buy the best produce deals on the following tuesday ready to be packed on the wednesday ready for you to collect from your local districution centre.
For more infomation please go to our NEW facebook page - www.facebook.com... or our webpage affordablefruitvegegroup.wordpress.com...
Good in the Hood is your chance to support local groups in your neighbourhood. Right across New Zealand, groups of all sizes and from a variety of backgrounds are meeting different needs in their communities. So next time you’re at your local Z, remember to vote and … View moreGood in the Hood is your chance to support local groups in your neighbourhood. Right across New Zealand, groups of all sizes and from a variety of backgrounds are meeting different needs in their communities. So next time you’re at your local Z, remember to vote and help a group do good in your hood.
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